Medical tissue adhesives have attracted widespread attention in the medical field due to their remarkable advantages such as easy operation, non-invasive adhesion, instant sealing and hemostasis, and can effectively shorten the operation time, and have gradually become an effective auxiliary or alternative to traditional surgical sutures.
Recently, a joint research team from Kunming Medical University and Pennsylvania State University has developed a biodegradable, super-strong water-based glue (B-Seal) strategy for surgery, inspired by the British ivy adhesion strategy and Cement particle packing theory
The research is innovative in design ideas, cleverly combines the plant adhesion strategy and the cement particle filling theory, and has excellent performance, providing a new choice for surgical wet tissue adhesives
